AED Locations


Safety at our facilities

AED Locations

Automated external defibrillators are available at key locations in the Oak Brook Park District's indoor facilities to support a rapid response during a cardiac emergency.

Be ready to respond

What is an AED?

An automated external defibrillator, or AED, is a portable device used to help someone experiencing sudden cardiac arrest. It analyzes the person's heart rhythm and, when appropriate, delivers a shock to help restore a normal rhythm.

AEDs provide clear voice and visual prompts throughout the process. Training is recommended and can build confidence, but the device is designed to guide a responder step by step.

In an emergency

  1. Call 911 and ask someone to get the nearest AED.
  2. Begin CPR if the person is not breathing normally.
  3. Turn on the AED and follow every prompt.

Know before you need one

Find an AED

Use the slideshow to become familiar with each AED and its surrounding location.

AED and location map at the Tennis Center front desk

Tennis Center

Front Desk

AED located at the Tennis Center front desk.

AED and location map in the Tennis Center hallway near Court 6

Tennis Center

Hallway near Court 6

AED located in the hallway near Tennis Court 6.

AED and location map at the Family Recreation Center front desk

Family Recreation Center

Front Desk

AED located at the Family Recreation Center front desk.

AED and location map in the Family Recreation Center gymnasium lobby

Family Recreation Center

Gymnasium Lobby

AED located in the Family Recreation Center gymnasium lobby.

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Please note: AED availability and access may depend on facility operating hours. In every emergency, call 911 first and follow the dispatcher's instructions.